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    Egyptian Queens

    By Libbie Hawker

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    This ebook bundle contains two historical novels in one! Explore the first volumes in two different Egyptian series, both written by Libbie Hawker, whose depictions of ancient cultures have been delighting readers since 2011. 

    In Egyptian Queens, you'll receive the following novels: 

    The Sekhmet Bed 

    Ahmose, wed against her will to the new Pharaoh, must fight her sister's envy and the currents of Egyptian politics in order to embrace her destiny as the mother of an unlikely king. 

    House of Rejoicing 

    The corruption and deadly drama of the Amarna court, as seen through the eyes of four royal women. Can any of these ambitious queens bring the heretic Pharaoh Akhenaten under control before Egypt is destroyed? 

    Egyptian Queens will sweep you away to the hot sands and golden decadence of ancient Egypt!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRunning Rabbit Press
    Release dateSep 30, 2015
    ISBN9781519957023
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    Egyptian Queens
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    Libbie Hawker

    Self-described as a “bona fide history nerd,” Libbie Hawker writes historical and literary fiction featuring deeply human characters, with rich details of time and place. She is the author of eleven novels, and she lives in the beautiful San Juan Islands of Washington State with her husband. Learn more about her at www.LibbieHawker.com.

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